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Video Project page The head tracking idea is old enough, but it's a really cool, simple application using nothing but a couple of wiimotes and a sensor bar. And the software of course. Throw in a nunchuck, and this could be the solution to all the waggle fps problems? |
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Some great stuff there, nice link. |
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The way the targets look like they are actually out in front of the screen does look really cool. |
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Very nice. This guy is a good talker. Presenter for a games show anyone? |
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Fascinating, I never realised the remote could be used in such a variety of ways. I can't really see people catching on and using the remote as is but surely somebody's got to create low-cost implementations using similar technologies. |
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Nintendo really need to hire that guy ASAP. |
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His videos and projects are top notch, TrackIR has used similar head tracking tech for quite a while on the PC. |
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Does anyone technically savvy know how difficult it would be to implement this tech in a game? I mean purely from a hardware point of view now, would it be that much more taxing on the Wii 2/PC/whatever? |
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d0ugi3 said:Very nice. This guy is a good talker. Presenter for a games show anyone? Not when he sounds like a muppet. /zing! |
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That's very cool - cheers for the link Quedex ;-) |
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